gita and gitamini are designed to navigate the world in the same way you'd use a wheelchair or push a stroller. Both robots can go up and down ramps with a surface grade of 16%, however navigating curbs or stairs does require human assistance.
@@PiaggioFastForwardso if I live in a 5 story walk up in the city, I’ll need to carry this 40lb robot down the stairs? And then back up the stairs when I get home? Sounds exhausting
What about theft? What’s stopping some jerk from picking it up & running away with it & all my stuff? Does it have an alarm that sounds off something like “I’ve been stolen! Return me to my owner!”? Will the thief be able to program it to work for them? It’s a cool little robot but you’d have to live somewhere without stairs & without thieves so definitely not NYC which is full of multi-story walk up apartments & thieves
What's the purpose of having one? Seems like the cargo area is so small so not really understanding why a person would need one
How does it know who to follow?
What about stairs
gita and gitamini are designed to navigate the world in the same way you'd use a wheelchair or push a stroller. Both robots can go up and down ramps with a surface grade of 16%, however navigating curbs or stairs does require human assistance.
@@PiaggioFastForward yes i realised that which means the real question is who are you bankning on to buy this
@@yakirfrankoveig8094 The one question they forgot to ask
@@PiaggioFastForwardso if I live in a 5 story walk up in the city, I’ll need to carry this 40lb robot down the stairs? And then back up the stairs when I get home? Sounds exhausting
What about theft? What’s stopping some jerk from picking it up & running away with it & all my stuff? Does it have an alarm that sounds off something like “I’ve been stolen! Return me to my owner!”? Will the thief be able to program it to work for them? It’s a cool little robot but you’d have to live somewhere without stairs & without thieves so definitely not NYC which is full of multi-story walk up apartments & thieves